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September 11, 2013

What I am reading today

  • Noah, a film about teenager, attention span and lack of true connection on the social web. [Fast Company]
  • The cost of cash, for the rich and the poor. [The New Yorker]
  • Data centers, optical chips and future of the cloud.  [Clay Dillow]
  • What do you do when no one believes in you. [Dave McClure]
  • A scientific guide to posting tweets, Facebook posts, emails and blog post. [Belle Beth Cooper]
  • More data can mean less guessing about economy. [Steve Lohr]
  • Inside the Apple iPhone 5s Fingerprint sensor. [Richard Baguley]
  • Snow White, Steve Jobs and Apple’s awakening as a global design leader. [Hartmut Esslinger]
  • Fingerprints, privacy, biometrics and surveillance nation. [Suw Charman-Anderson]
  • NSA hasn’t cracked encryption, but found workarounds. [MIT Technology Review]
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